Matching counter support: The brass anvil forms the counterpart to hole punch tube and hole tool at the bottom in the 12 mm mount .
Clean hole cut: You work with a yielding counter support instead of directly against hard metal surfaces. The brass supports the cut and relieves the cutting edge.
Clear size selection: You choose the anvil according to your hole tool diameter and avoid unnecessary guesswork. 14 mm fits up to 10 mm, 18 mm for 12 mm and 22 mm for 17 mm hole tools.
Less improvisation: You use a fixed support in the press instead of makeshift solutions. A suitable press with 12 mm mount is required.
As a spare part: This anvil is already included when you buy a hole tool. It serves as a spare part when it wears out or is lost.
The brass anvil is the counterpart to your hole punch tube and is used as a support in a press. It is inserted at the bottom into the 12 mm mount and provides controlled resistance for clean hole punchings. Brass protects the cutting edge of the hole tool better than hard steel supports.
The brass anvil is designed for hole tools up to 17 mm diameter and covers several tool sizes via different upper diameters. It is suitable for typical punching work in leather and textile and can also be used with other non-metallic materials. This brass anvil is not suitable for circle cutters.
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What is the brass anvil used for?+
The brass anvil is used as the counterpart to the hole punch tube in a press.
Which materials can I punch with it?+
The brass anvil is suitable for punching work in leather and textile. It can also be used with paper, cardboard and thin non-metallic plastics.
Is the brass anvil suitable for metal?+
The brass anvil is not designed for punching metals.
Why does the brass anvil develop signs of wear?+
The brass anvil is a wear part and absorbs pressure and cutting contact with every punch. Visible pressure marks and cut marks are normal.
How do I choose the right upper diameter?+
For hole tools up to 10 mm, the upper diameter is 14 mm. For 12 mm hole tools, the upper diameter is 18 mm. For 17 mm hole tools, the upper diameter is 22 mm.
Does the brass anvil fit every 12 mm mount?+
The brass anvil is designed for a 12 mm mount and has 11.8 mm diameter at the bottom. The mount must be at least 12 mm deep because the lower part is 12 mm high.
Can I use the brass anvil as a backing plate for a circle cutter?+
The brass anvil is not suitable as a backing plate for circle cutters. A plastic backing plate is required for circle cutters.
The three anvil sizes
The item is offered in three variants. The number indicates the anvil diameter and relates directly to your hole tool:
14 mm: Choose this version for hole tools up to and including 10 mm diameter.
18 mm: This version fits hole tools with 12 mm diameter.
22 mm: This version is for hole tools with 17 mm diameter.
Selection guide
Order the variant according to the diameter of your hole tool or hole punch tube.